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Exit 45th Space Wing – Enter Space Launch Delta 45
Photo Courtesy of: Space Launch Delta 45 May 11th, 2021 The 45th Space Wing has its origins starting in the 1940s during the Army’s early missile testing days on the Florida Space Coast. It when through several changes of it’s name before being designated the 45th Space Wing back in November of 1991 when it…
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Dogecoin To the Moon…Literally
The 10th flight of a Falcon 9. Photo by: Zac Shaul – NHS Sunday May 9th, 2021 SpaceX CEO & Founder, Elon Musk who yesterday on Saturday Night Live referred to himself as “the Dogefather” has decided his company will accept Dogecoin as a form of payment for an upcoming satellite launch dubbed DOGE-1. This…
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SpaceX Reaches 10th Flight of Re-Flown Booster
Lift off. Photo by: Kyle Montgomery -NHS 2:42 AM Est atop a Falcon 9 rocket from SLC-40 at Canaveral Space Force Station History was made early this morning as the aerospace giant, Space Exploration Technologies inc., better known as SpaceX has successfully flown the same first stage rocket booster ten times. Why is this such…
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SN15 Sticks The Landing/Photos Of Launch-Landing
Starship SN15 stuck the landing on Wednesday at Space X’s Starship launch and landing facility in Boca Chica,TX. This is the first time Space X has ever successfully landed their Starship prototype without an explosion. Photos of launch and landing are from our Starship photographer Daniel Sanchez.
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SpaceX Launches Starlink-25 On May The 4th!
(Kennedy Space Center, FL) Today SpaceX launched another stack of 60 Starlink satellites into space. The rocket took to Florida’s bright blue sky at 3:01 PM EDT. The Falcon 9 was launched from Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. “May the 4th be with us,” said one of the flight directors as the…
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